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The coroner's Jury in the Ohio railway

rhe coroner's jury in the Ohio railway
disaster OF January 4th find the company
guilty of negligence 10 sending the
freight train on the road with a disabled
engine; for using on the express train in
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CHILD labor laws are sadly needed In
this country, Notwithstanding our boast
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and practices. There are over 100000
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grinding out their young lives in the
mines and factories OF this christian
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gives them hopeless outlook upon the
world, deprives them of the privileges
of early education in the schools of the
state, and faces them toward crime by
making their young lives hardship and
setting them at variance with society.
This ignorance and the criminal tenden-
cy accompanying it is terrible burden
upon the life and resources of the state
and society in general.
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be accompanied by the name Of the author.
not necessarily for publication, but as evil
dence of good faith on the part of the writer.
Write only on one side OF the paper. in plain
hand. Anonymous communications will not
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BILE for the statements of its correspondents.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24

ENTERED AT PosToFFIoE AT SAN ANTONIO,
TEXAS, AS sECoED-CLAss MATTER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24

New YORK Legislature are evidently OF
the opinion that the women who can
murder can hang. There Is no senti-
mentality about the question. The ex-
pediency OF capital punishment In any
case may be honestly questioned. but the
same crime merits the same punishment,
and the sex of the perpetrator should
not come into the account. The New
York solons did wisely in refusing to ex-
empt women from the death penalty so
long as 1t is inflicted upon any Grim
inals.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24

Tbs railroad companies, in refusing to
the woman's Christian Temperance as
ISOLATION the usual reduced rates grant
ed conventions, have been unnecessarily
discourteous. The women will make
more our of this refusal to treat them as
others are treated, than the railroad
companies will. No good reason can be
given why they sh uld be Disseminated
against any more than the political and
church gatherings to which such cOur-
tesies are regularly extended.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24

The question Of Manning's successor
has not yet been decided, but all signs
point to the portfolio Of the retiring
treasurer being offered to the speaker
of the house. There are so few upon
whom the burdens could be laid with
any advantage to the country, or credit
to the administration, that the question
OF successorship is very perplexing.
Were Grover left to his own devices In
tue matter, there is scarce doubt that
he would have selected Fairchlld, the
present assistant secretary. AS 1t is,
developments are curiously awaited by
republicans; anxiously, by democrats.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24

Bro. II. LESTER. ex-rebel, has sued
General Butler for 500, 900 alleged dam
ages for imprisonment during the late
war and for money.claimed to have been
taken from his wife. Thanks to the
old cock eyed hero OF New Orleans this
attempt upon the national treasury does
not find the bars down as yet. Services
to the Union may be ignored, but the
reward Of treason by the way of the na-
tional treasury has not yet become the
order of the day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24

The cry is raised beware OF receiV-
ership now that the int Estate COM
MERGE bill has become law. No matter,
so long as people receive value In full
for the money they spend for transpor-
tatiOn. The men who receive interest
in wstered stock swelled to such propo-
sitions as to engulf the original outlay
can afford to take back seat for little
season. No danger of railway collapse
simply because rule Of equity for ship
pers has been established by authority.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24

SAM JOINS grows more blasPhemous
as he grows older and more notorious.
His answer TO pretended enquiry rs to
why he did not preach more Christ and
less law Is profane case In point. "Do
you suppose will bring my God down
here among you cut throats," " uttered
by any layman In any pulpit In Christen-
dom. would cause every clergyman In
America to enter his forcible protest
This may be very Witty, but IL lie more
wicked than witty at its best estate.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
A METHODIST REVOLT.
Dr. Samuel G. Smith Enters Protest Against
tho Time Limit, and Resigns.

ST. PAUL, Dec. 24.-An evening paper
nounces that Rev. DIR. Samuel G. Smith, of the
First NJ E. Church, of this city,
has sent Bishop Foss his resigna-
ton its pastor. He is reported
saying. in this communication, that he is unable
to continue as a Methodist minister because he
cannot work in harmony with the principles
of Methodism as laid down by the last confer
ence. What is known as the time-limit is his
great objection. DIR. Smith says he is not alone
in his objections to the principle of Methodist
Church government. but that he is indorsed not
only by the ministers of st. Paul but by the
most prominent Methodists throughout the
Northwest. The statement has been made that
if Dr. Smith went to the Park Congregational
Church. or to any other, new old. or decided
.ound church of his own, large number
of the strongest members of the First VI. E.
Church would go with him. To prevent this
movement Bishop Foss came to ST. Paul yester
day. called ON those members, and endeavored
to persuade them to promise to remain with the
church.
1t is said proposition has been made that
DR.. Smith shall preach in the opera-hous for
the present.
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NO SUFFERING IN KANSAS.
Wichita People Have Investigated and Say
First Reports We're Untruthful.

WICHITA. Kan, Dec. 24.-The first reports of
the suffering in the western and northwestern
counties of Kansas from the coal famine and
the lack of the necessities of ife seem to have
been greatly exaggerated, and from all that
be learned at this place there is general dis
tress. Whatever deaths have occurred from
exposure the results of individuals having
been caught on the prairies by the late blizzard.
Mr.. Gribble, of Ashland Clark county, who is
in this city, reports that there is considerable
distress among the poorer class of farmers in
his neghborhood, and his visit to this place is
for the purpose of soliciting funds for their re-
lief. A public meeting was held, Thursday
evening, when it was decided to organize COM
nittee on relief. This committee telegraphed
to the county-seats of those counties where the
restitution was reported to exist. and this morn
ing the answers are coming The reply from
Ashland, Clark county, says:
There are some people IN this county IN need
of funds, but there is no widespread restitution
suffering"
The answer from Leoti, Wichita county, next
to the Colorado line. says:
THE alleged coal famine in this county is en-
tirely unfounded. There is restitution
there than in every community, and none that
cannot be provided for locally. There has been
no suffering reported from any point In the far
west counties of Kansas resulting from the biz
zard.'
Replies from the southwest counties are to
the same effect, and they all say that no general
destitution prevails The exaggerated accounts
of whole families pershing from the cold and
famine seem to have arisen from isolated
of the freezing to death of belated travellers
families who were moving across the plains in
their ..prairie schooners," and were overtaken
by the late severe storm. In the light of these
facts it is probable that the relief committees
and organic ions organized on Thursday
evening will be dissolved, there being no distress
to relieve.
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FREDERICK WILLIAM.

he Efstly Refuses to Entertain the Sugges-
ton that He Surrender His Rights.
Copyright 1857. by the New ork Associated Press
BERLIN, Dec. 24.-The continuance of the
favorable symptoms shown by the Crown Prince
has enabled DR.. Mackenzie TO postpone his re-
turn to San Reno until Tuesday. The Tags
blatt refers to the recent attempt of a court
clique to influence the Crown Prince TO resign
in favor of Prince William, his son. The
cepted version of the affair credits Prince Bis
mark with renewing the pressure the Crown
Prince by sending Count Won Munster to
San RENO to represent that the gravity of the
situation and the imminence of fateful war
necessltate his abdication to enable Prince
William to act beside the Emperor The Crown
Princes reply TO this was that SO long he drew
breath he would not surrender MS rights nor his
duties The letter of the Grand Duke OF Baden
to the Diet, expressing sympathy for the Crown
Prince. was intended a declaration to coun-
teract the intrigues of the Prince William
clique. The Tagebiatt goes to the length OF
suggesting that eudeavors are being made TO In
duce the Crown Prince to undergo an operation
in order that a fatal termination may be hurried
and end the political embarrassment.
The National Zeituug refers to the insinua-
tions In terms of Indignation, but the assertions
of the Tageblatt known to have a solid
stratum or fact. The defeat of the intrigue has
strengthened the court opposition to Prince Bis
marck.
dietetics of the Crown Prince. The Crown
Prince is permitted wide range of TODD and
limited quantity of sweets He takes his meals
with the family, aud eats freely OF everything,
having solids cut into morsels.
Autonomous number of Christmas presents
have been received at San Reno from all parts
of Germany. The gifts include wines. beers
ginger bread, sausages. wooden wraps and all
kinds of homemade articles. The province of
which the Crown Prince is hereditary Governor
sends choice products of the province
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Contributions from New York.

New YORK, Dec 24-According to figures OBJ
tanned from Vicar-general Preston, the total
contribution of the archdiocese of New York to
the Papal jubilee fund is $50, Cos OF. Besides the
cash offerings. New York Catholics have sent
many other testimonials of affection to Pope
Leo. A formal address from the clergy of the
archdiocese was taken to Rome by Archbishop
Ryan. It is written on parchment, illuminated
by the Sisters of ST Dominic, of New York. 1t
is said TO have cost more than $500 The Chris
tian Brothers OF this city have sent an elaborate
ly carved book case, filled with volumes in which
written the of all their scholars,
gether with those of the teachers. The
scholars of the Brothers are going
to offer q magnificent vase. valued
at $500 The Redemptorist order. whose head
quarters in St. Aiphonsus Church, in South
Fifth avenue has given the Pope a combination
bookcase and writing desk. On it is carved
pictorial history of the Catholic Church in
America. The desk cost nearly 81 900. It is
Ancient Order of Hibernians which has been
frequently denounced by some of the prelates as
q secret organization, shows its loyalty TO Rome
by sending large silver plaque engraved with
IN Irish history and picture of Pope
Leo. in full pontifcal robes The German
American Catholic editors, fifty in number,
have given the Pope reading matter for
the holidays in the form of jubilee edition of
their papers and magazines. beautifully bound
in volume II contains several jubilee odes
and engravings. Many presents have also gone
to Rome from individuals in the diocese
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Cable Notes.

Captain Dunno, who committed at Dublin for
trial for firing revolver al the Rev Henry Melville.
the betrayer OF DUNES daughter has been admitted
to bail
McArchibald Mcneil. leading member of the
staff of the London Sportsman, is mysterIously miss
ing. He was last Thursday, when he en-
barked for Boulogne.
Mr.. Parnell will spend the Christmas holidays with
Mr.. O'Shea Ethan, in Kent. Mr.. ParneIs health
is much improved. He viii probably address his
stituents in Cork in January.
Mr.. Gladstone's health is good but his voice is in
condition for public speaking and his friends ad-
wise him take two three months rest IN milder
climate before the opening of Parliam emit. He will
leave next week for Venice.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Why senator Beck VIM Reside in Louisville

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dec. 24.-It is stated here to-
day that Senator Beck, whose present residence is
at Lexingt will shortly to Louisville, and
that this change of residence is due to political
cessity. Senator Blackburn, whose home is at Yer
sailles, twelve miles from Lexington, fearing that
Beck's reelection would reduce his chances of
succeeding himself the legislators would object
Senators from the section of the State,
active in setting up legislative candidates from the
bluegrass counties pledged to support the late DR..
Handiford to succeed Mr. Beck. The death of DR..
Handiford released these anti-Beck delegates from
their pledges. Since then arrangement has been
made between Senators Blackburn and Beck whereby
Mr.. Beck agrees abandon his old bluegrass home
and reside at Louisville hereafter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25

the bouleyards of Paris, and cordially interehanges
greetings with every VINO accosts him. He Is in
variably accompanied by Genera Brugere his mill
tary secretary, and yesterday the pair stopped a.
Praun s and photographed Emerging from
Praun the President cheered to the echo and
inpeiIed to halt at Yvons studio on his way to
the Elysee. have his portrait taken at full length
VI. Clemenceau is reported to have said IN a
recent interview with NJ. Blowitz, the Paris
correspondent of the London Times. that he was dis
mayed to see in the papers account OF stormy
between himself and Carnot in the lobby of the
Chamber of Deputies and observe its character1za-
ton portentous discussion. when as a matter or
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Made His Brother n Target.


LAFAYETTE, Ind. Dec. 24-Two brothers, named
Hollicker. living Mulberry Clinton county went
out to try target-gun The younger brother set up
the target, and then secreted himself behind tree
near by hear the bullet whistle past His curiosity
got the better of his prudence and he stepped
Sc what his brother doing. At the m
the gun fred and the ball hit the young man in
the hip. inhicting dangerous and possibly fatal
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Passencer TRAIN DeraiIed.

CLINTON JUNCTION, Wis, Dec. 24.-The 6 A. NJ
passenger train the Chicago Milwaukee Sc St. Paul
Gerailed by mis- placed switch of that viii
lage. The engine and baggage diched. Bag
gageman Link and William Daily express
ger, ser iously hurt.
Advices from Phillips say the injured by yesterdays
wreck the Wisconsin Central road all doing
well. No further deaths have occurred. The claim
agent is busiy engaged in adjusting damage claims
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Deadly Fight Between Women.

TUscoLA ILL.,, Dec. 24.-News received last
night of terrible cutting affair, Thursday.
Newman, in which two women reported fatally
wounded II appears that Mrs. August Hembol, wife
of well-known farmer. has for time been ex-
tremely jealous of the goodoong girl of the
house. and at the breakfast table took occasion to
butcher-knves brought into service. Each par
ticipant received some ugly gashes and dangerous
wounds and both lying the point of death.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
The Everest Conspiracy Case.

BUFFALO. Dec 24.-Judge Haght, this morning
handed down his decision in the of the people
against Hiram b. ard Charles NJ. Everest of Roches-
ter who convicted some time ago of consp piracy
to iniure trade and in alleged attempt to
hurt the Bnfalo Lubricating Oil Company. A mo-
ton for trial recently made and submitted
and this motion Judge Haight denies. Ar appeal will
be taken the general of the Superior Court
and any the Court of Appeals viii finally be
called on to determine the case.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Injured in "a Runaway.
Special TO the Indiananotis journal.


FT. WAYNE. Dec. GA two-horse team attached
to delivery wagon away to-day, dashing down
Calhoun street, which thronged. The team col
lided with buggy containing D. D. Lpes. aged
gentleman who overturned with his buggy and
dragged considerable distance receiving
injuries. The team plunged on running over
farmer named Jacob Felger, who badly in
jured it is thought, that he cannot recover. The
wagon totally wrecked before the team was
eau
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estimate in the Post gives Russia eight and half
army corps within the frontier district of War
saw. wilma aud kieff, with 100 field batteries,
against a combined Austrian and German force
OF i've and half army corps with eigh
batteries. Russia has also an immense pre-
ponderauce in cavalry strength.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Wilson Again In Danger of Arrest.

PARIS Dec. 24.-Inquiry has shown that backing
manufacturer bought the decoration of the Legion of
Honor for go, 900 francs, and that NJ. Wilson and
his aecompices shared the spoils. NJ. Wilson s ar
rest is expected in connection with the affair.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Fight Between Drunken Mer.

Special 70 the Indianapclis JournaI.
SHELBYvILLE Dee. 24.-John Gable ard John
Griffey engaged in fight tonight and the former cut
Griffey about the head in a horrible manner. Both
men were Intoxicated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Peculiarities of a Body of Hon orable,
Faithful, Handwriting Writers.

Director Holman's Coming Departure from
Public Life Likely To Be Greeted with
Universal Washington Notes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Troubles at Russian Universities Said TO Have
Been Insti gated by Outsiders.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec 24.-The Official Mes
senger gives details OF tie recent troubles at
Russian universities. 1. says that on Dec. 15 thir
teen students of Charkoff University suddenly
left their classes and went into the streets,
where they met a number OF the pupils of the
archaeological and Veterinary Institutes, and
began acting in a riotous manner, and smashed
the university windows On the 18th, the stu
dents of the Odessa University engaged in
riot, and the 10th, the kazan University and
veterinary students also INDUCED in riotous
proceedings. All the university and technolog-
ical lectures have been suspended. There IS
evidence that evil disposed persons ins:gated
the riots